Presidential Debate II: Moustache Glasses TV
How do we up the ante from the first round of Moustache Debates? Glasses. Nerds, poindexters, geeks – that’s what the world needs now, not a suave smoothe operator with a stylish lip furhat. Here we go. Click on ‘em to make ‘em bigger.
The Naming of Judi
One of our cats is named Dame Judi Dench, mostly because of personality. But the resemblance is uncanny.
The other day one of the Brosnan-era Bond flicks came on and we now have PROOF.

“Pardon me!” “Get your paw off of me!”

“Your insolence is unacceptable, Bond.”
Moustache Debate Part 2: The VP Edition
Even the moustache was insufficient in squashing the anger. But it helped. Maybe next time a full beard needs to be employed.
- Joe “El Guapo” Biden
- Serious Stache
- The Stache Understands
- The Middle Class Stache
- Straight Talk Stasche
- Waiting for Instructions Stache
- Hockey Mom hairlip
- Cha cha cha!
- Compassionate Stache
- Selleck, Alaska
- 70s Sarah
- Gwen measures it
- AHH! EYESTACHE!
- Finger stache
- I have a wristband, too
- Gwen’s Sunday Crown
- So close
- Smokin’ Stache
- The Unibrow
The Mind of a….
I swear this is not a Photoshop job.
Moustache Debate!
A comedian named Andy Daly “created” a “game” called Moustache TV (http://www.mustachetv.net/). Basically, you slap a fake moustache on your TV and wait for it to land on an object. It was a lifesaver during the debates; I can’t wait for the vice presidential debate.
- Sasparilla Obama
Photos of screens for a PopRally party at MoMA
For work I do some stuff with a group called “PopRally” that, for lack of a better explanation, does programming for young folks. For the last event, I made some animations for the lobby screens, and here are some photos of them in action by the photographer for the event:




Cool Photoshop tutorial: Make pictures look like models
Before:

After:
Photos of Seattle and Portland
A little late, but pictures from our trip to Seattle and Portland:
http://www.davidhart.org/images/seattleportland/seattleportland.html

A Case of Tunnel Madness
Our friend Steve came across a posting about tours in an old underground trolley tunnel in Brooklyn (http://www.brooklynrail.net/bhra_events.html)
Unfortunately, I fell victim to a bad case of Tunnel Madness during the tour, and bludgeoned Steve. Click on the photo for more images.
New Toy – Watercolor brush
We all know that the Japanese are cooler than we are, but they even have cooler art supplies. When we went to Seattle I found a Japanese bookstore and a cool little Pentel Aquash set that comes in a little case; I’ve had the single color brushpens before, but the set is so much cooler. Even a lazy sketcher like me can have fun with these beasties (click on the images for bigger versions:
Directions while in Seattle:
Sketches on a bus out to Long Island:
Scary Scan
Our friend Nina was over and needed to scan some stuff, so I had to show her how it worked — here’s the result:

Pictures of me teaching


Doodle: Dustbunnies
When you have two cats, you can count on SCARY dustbunnies. Here’s a doodle based on them:

Two cats
Here’s photos of the wee beasts.


Truck of the BEAST!

Upcoming Show: Biters and Suckers, Opening February 14th
Me and the Lady submitted a set of drawings for this upcoming show:

More about the show here: http://www.suckersandbiters.com
Gimme Shelter – Cardboard Art?
UPDATE: Opening Reception Friday, February 16th, 6-9pm
Gimme Shelter Group Show to benefit The National Coalition for the Homeless
193c Gallery (behind Cafe Grumpy), Brooklyn.
I put together a small piece for an interesting little show that will be starting in the UK and making it’s way to the US. It’s a benefit for homelessness that requires that artists use only cardboard.
HTTP://WWW.GIMMESHELTER.CO.UK
My entry is listed here:
http://www.gimmeshelter.co.uk/ArtistInfo.php?user_id=213
Alright already – cat pictures
I know, it breaks my philosophy about what should be posted, but seeing as how only 2 or so people actually look at this thing, here are pictures of Kojak the Cat. Not pictured is his new friend Dame Judy Dench, but that will come in time.
He got his nickname for always being on the case and investigating EVERYTHING. Including the fridge:
Here’s a rare moment: Kojak NOT chasing something
And here he is making up for waking us up in the middle of the night biting our hair:
George and stuff




Wooster on Spring
The Wooster Collective (http://www.woostercollective.com) is hosting an amazing street art show this weekend in the city. Here are some photos from the opening that I was lucky enough to sneak into thanks to a friend at Cabinet magazine (so subscribe, please — http://cabinetmagazine.org). The photos REALLY don’t do it justice, but click below to see some snapshots.



















































